Ministrul de Finanțe Nazare calmează apele și anunță că România s-a împrumutat la dobânzi mai mici. Apetitul investitorilor pentru datoria României a revenit luni

Romania's Finance Minister Alexandru Nazare announced a decrease in borrowing costs, with lower interest rates on government bonds. Positive market signals followed the confirmation of Romania's credit rating by S&P, Fitch, and Moody's, despite ongoing political uncertainty. The demand for bonds exceeded 1 billion lei, allowing the government to borrow at a lower yield. The increase in local investor participation, particularly from pension funds, has strengthened the domestic bond market, reducing reliance on foreign investors. The government aims for a more resilient financial structure, focusing on stabilizing perspectives and lowering financing costs for sustainable economic growth.